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For Sale.

hive for sale number of fresh
M .lch COWS which will be sold either
siuRly or otherwise. I have also q
Eumber Of young Holstein bulls which
will bs sold ut reasonable figures. Any.
one desiring to purchase such stock AZ
il described uboye will do well, to coll ON
or address .,. ........
s."~'st W. T e.. CnANK,
Elko.
Nevada.
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Gold,
Are SANTA Able, the California
discovery for Consumption and Diseas-
cs Of the Throat. Chest and Lungs, and
CALIFORNIA, CAT. RCURE, the only
guaranteed cure for Catarrh, Cold in
the head and kindred complaints.
They are sold at 81 package, or three
for 20 50, and are recommended and
used BY the leading physicians of the
Pacific Coast. Not secret compounds
Guaranteed by +. r. Muller.
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EaumsoIds House.

Having resumed the management Of
this popular Hotel, I desire to inform
my old customers and the public gener-
ally that good accommodations at rea-
sonable prices will be maintained.
The BAR
will be stocked with fine Wines,
Liquors and Cigars. Liquors by the
glass, bottle or gallon. Give the Hum
boldt a cslI. ,fEH
: 9.12 10. LANG.
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SAMANTHA Ar SARATOGA.
ny Joslah Aliens wife.


One OF the most fascinating books
ever published. Written smid the
whirl of fashion at Saratoga. it takes Off
itS Tollies, Tlirtations, Low Neck Dress
Ing, Dudes, Pug Dogs, Tobogganing, etc.,
in the authors imniMble, lnirth pro-
waking style. The ONE HUNDRED IL
Illustrations by Copper are iust stun
ming. Rich aud poor. learned and ig-
norant, oil and Young, women and chill
dren will and tbis book an
EVER FRESH AND INVITING
FEAST OF FUN.
Bold BY subscription only. 'a
Csc. ". CRANR, ,
,..,...u Agent for Rlko County.
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aALMAGpND1.

:
weeks holiday. g,.s,
Mra. Ham Mccain came down from
Halleck to-day. ~
#.r. Crane. oi soulh 1otk. came In
yesterday Gfternoon. - 9 ~ ga
For Ane Glassware and Queensware,
90 to W. T. Smiths. .....,
Weather still clear and cold with tho
Thermometer at Zero or thereabouts.
Ham Mccain aud W. J. Randolph
came down from HalIeck Lust even
frg.
J.B. Fitch, Of the Bulls Head Hotel.
Wells, arrived on the belated train at
noon to-day. ..'
Ono of the most appropriate Christ
mas presents you can bestow Is nice
locking chair. See Brown & Hoskins'
ed.
Mr.. A. P. Shivelg, who il engaged in
mining near Toano. came down last
evening for the purpose Of spending the
holidays With his family.
Our druggist keeps for sale HILLS
Vegetable Sicilian Hnir Remover, the
best preparation ever made for restoring
the vitality and color of the hair.
A choice selection Of Holiday Goods
Of all kinds. among which will be found
some of the finest Plush Goods ever
brought to Elko, at III. aeinhart's.
Report:-An Iowa inventor has de.
vised an auger that will bore square
hole. What is wanted now is card
sharp that will make q .quare deal.
The thanks of the INDEpEHDnNr are
herebystendsredd TO Bartlett u Ostreich-
err. of the Gem Hotel, for box of fine
cigars. Our gratitude will end in -
smoke. we., .,gs-74-t,
&. ad orr announcement for the year
1883. send $5 for the WEEKLx IsDEpEN-
DENT and we will send you either the
New York Star or tie Chicago News
free for a year, y
Just received at the '.Live and Let
Live" Grocery Store, car load Of coal
oil of the best rands which will be sold
Ia quantities to suit.
= >, II 81, .,s II. CHASE.
Senator Stewart mas introduced bill
which provides for the appointment of !.
Chief Justice and two Associate Justices
60 sit ut Washington, and have jurisdie-
ton to hear aud decide contested ! md
cuses.
A toilet luxury In every; reapect.
Ayers Hair vigof never Fails to restore
the youthful freshness and color TO
faded aad gray hair. It nlso eradicates
dandrrfr and prevents the hair from
failing. ~
The Prohibitionists havs issued call
for II national convention. tn be held nj
Indianapolis on June 9th, 1883, for the
purpose OF nominating candidates fol
President and Vice President of the
United States.
PhSstcians prescribe Ayers rSarsapa-
rill" in cases of scrolnla, and In every
form Of chronic disease, because thit
medicine is safer to take, and is more
highly concentrated, thar. any Other
preparation. It can always be depend,
ed npon as an effective blood pari-
'ot ;>s- ~ ~ e * ~
In order 10 enable ps 70 meet our Tia
b.ities which fall duo on the LIST Of jan
uary next. We 6Aehestly request thos,
who arc ihfsbtea Il this once, either
for shissotiption or adSeftihiAe. 10 for
ward the small spaouuts dae. MANY ,
mickle makes muckie, z and promp
response win pisce as on q arm Anan
ciai basis for the coming year.
Constable McAdams, iasthe instano,
Of a creditor, puunced upon the bug
gage Of n fenslS Of easy, virtue VIII,
came down from Tuscarora yesterday
aud notwithstanding the earnest pro
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FIFTY CENTS PHR WEEK.

All ClasooO % 11OHAtlnate Adj
vertlSenAOhSS net EXoeSdlnE Ten
Lines lSorted In ehis Column
fer Fifty Cents = Week.
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THEY HAVE ARRIVED.
HOLIDAY GOODS.
J. ROsENSTOCK'S.

Fine Plush Novelties, Manicure Sets,
Work Boxes, Glove Boxes, Music
Rolls in all colors and styles. Come
enrly and make your selections. 1923.
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DEPoT HoTEL--Clark IL Green Proprie.
tors.
Paul schiliestrom. South Fork; L D
Donaldson, Fred Donaldson. ny; D
Goodsle. JAS Asle, j Williams. Deeth
Mike Ma rtin, Wells; jas Cassidy, Bish-
ops; l. 2 Ellis. Sam Mahon4y, Frank
Pryor, James Pryor, VIM Heal, George
Furee, W j Morris, Miss A @ Wayne,
Tuscsrora; W H Smith, Cnioago; Ham
Mccain, HAlieck. ~ !.aEl8tf 81
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mARREED.

SCRAsroH-MUBPHY:-In Star Valley,
Elko county, Dec. 90, 1887. by JUS
tice Neylhnd, Mr.. g. l.. Scranton to
Miss D liza T. Murphy. (
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

GEM llorEl bartlett 4 OafrcicLer.
Proprietcra
I'LL Zerby, Illinois; james Haynes,
Eurekn;J A Perkins, J Frye, Mrs F
ViIlipigue Il son, A Mangen, q Harbe,
Frank Pryor, George Pryor, Tuscnrora
w E Johnson. orth Fork; Ham Nc
Cain & wife, F Fisher, Louis BelIo,
VIM randolph, HalIeck; Dave Griffith,
White Rock; b A Anderson. Deeth; j
B Fitch, Wells.
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Dentistry.

DR.. Keller, Surgeon Dentist. has re-
turned to Elko and can be found at his
rooms at tho Depot Hotel. All work
warranted and guaranteed to be of the
best. 1922.
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Holiday Goods.

Brown & Hoskins are in receipt of
some of the finest II 'liday Goods, in the
way of r ed and Rattan Rockers etc.,
ever brought to Elko. Cali and inspect
the stock before the choicest are SCI
lected. 1928.
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Dlscovcrics Moro Variable .rhaH
RI ..' N'ai' dsn1A- III

G. W. GRovEn, S4cty.
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The Mysterious Name.

Once each year, on the day OF
Atonement, while the Jewish TEN,
ple at Jerusalem remained, the
high priest was accustomed to pro
bounce upon the bowed and awe
stricken multitude of worshippers
the blessing which contained the
mysterious name Of God. On no
other occasion, and from the lips of
no other person, could this name
he spoken, and when the sacred
city fell before the Roman armies,
and the temple itself was RACED to
the ground, the ceremony likewise
persisted and the name was lost.
A peculiar interest in this very
extraordinary name has always
been evinced bv scholars and anti
auarians. There is something IN
the mystery that surrounds it, that
appeals alike to the strict religion
list and to the Investigator whose
only motive is the desire to ex
plore the regions of the obscure.
What was this name that could
not even be pronounced without
blasphemy, and which has ID con-
sequence passed away from the
knowledge of mankinda
AS is well known the cOnsonants
of the name are JHVH or YHY Vi;
and since the time of the Hebralst
Galatinus the popular usage has
been to pronounce it Jehovah, fol-
lowing the example of that scholar
Yet no one believes this to be III
any way correct, and the ingenuity
OF hundreds OF commentators has
been taxed to restore the original
novels. The name itself, however
it was primarily pronounced, Is one
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wear, he is not ten feet from TIL

wear, he is not ten feet from the
basement.
1t would be as impossible for me
to attempt to eyaggerate the glo-
ries Of Heaven as to try tOexagger'
ate the horrors of evil and sin.
There never WAS q time in the
historv Of the world when the Cos
pei and religion needed so much
backbone and nerve as now.
If you will do what Jesus Christ
tells you, and You don't come out
a whole man. then You have got an
issue that will bankrupt the Bible.
Every sin that man commits is a
direct stab at his conscience, and
he Stabs and stalls until conscience
hreathes its last and is dead for
ever.
A young lady once said to me
cher father was preacher, too:).
s'Nly father. don't believe in revi-.
vals." "Well," said /, "there's
where your father and the devil
are alike."- Herald.
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The Origin of The Postage Stamp.

Quite an interesting and curipns
story is connected with the orr ,i:l
Of the postage stamp. One day Il
girl came forth from an inn lorate,l
in the northern part of England,
and received from Il poStman let.
ter which she turned over in her
hand as she asked the price of this
postage. The man asked Il shillin,
a sum too large for one poor as her
self to pay. and so she returned the
letter to the p0Stman with sadness
although she knew that her BROTH
err had sent it. But Il Sympatbetic.
traveller. named Rowland Hill,
stool near, and at this moment IN
|,terppsed and insisted Oh, paying
Etlie.s hllIInge hIlns though the
lllE5iirl seemed strongly ayerse to fhi,
doing 20. When the postman Aa |
departed, the kind hearted Mr.. Hill
was surprised to find that theirs
WAS no need for his pity; for the en-
velope, the girl explained to him,
contained no written communities
ton, but on it's outside we've Ger
tain marks agreed upon By herself
and brother, from which. us shs
held the letter in her hands, she
gathered all the information she
desired. "We are 50 poor" shs
continued. Hthat we invented this
mode, of correspondence without
paying for our letters" Such dit.
plicity set Mr.. Hill thinking that
postal system which melted peo.
pie to commit petty fraud must ba
very defective, He argued that If
the price Of postage wis lowered
from an exorbitant rate to one that
came easily within the means of
the mass of the people, SO many
more letters would pass through
the mails that The financial condi-
ton Of the treasury would NOT Be
impaired, while society would de.
rive much additional benefit. He
became so much interested in tbn
matter that he managed to bring
his views to the notice of the Brit
ish Government, which gave them
a favorable reception, and on Jan.
10, 1910, when may be considered
the birthday OF the poStagesstam ,,
letters began to he circulated III
every part of the United Kingdo n
at the postage rate of only pen
ny. Rowland Hill became Seere-
tary to Jhe Postmaster General, and
during the next ten years so great
"a change had taken place that in
1856 the number of letters sent
through the mails was 1925, 962
against 100000 in 1910.
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Varieties of the Sweet Potato.

Having in mind the book OF Mr..
Fittz. we observe that there is
much obscurity and confusion in
tue nomenclature OF the sweet po-
tato. One and the same potato ap.
pears to have, in some cases, three
or four aliases in as many local
tiles. This is the more remarka-
ble. because the distinct varieties
are, in fact, very few. Mr.. Flttz
mentions the following kinds, and
it is we'll known that several OF
these have more than one name:
The Spanish, Southern Queen,
Nansemond, Hanover Nansemond
Improved. the Royal, Yellow PIN
ento, White Brazilian, Red Ber-
muda, White Bermuda, Red Span
lsh, Red Nansemond, Early York,
EARLY Jersey, Porto Viejo, Boca
Sagarto, Bahama Yam, Nina, Mex
lean, Red Yam, Yellow Bermuda,
White California, White Yam, yell
low Spanish.
1t is evident that several of these
are different names for the same
variety. Others are, no DOUBT;
crosses of different kinds planted
together. 1t is well known that
sweet potatoes mix readily, though
how they do is somewhat a mys
terry. The Yellow Nausemond
Hanover Improved and Royal, are
doubtless one and the same.
It is very desirable that this con
fusion in names should be cleared
! up, and that tile names he reduced
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No More Plonghing.

An English agricalturalist has
got a new idea. He thinks the
world has been all in the wrong
for a long time, and that ploughin5
the soil is a mistake, digging being
d much superior method.
He has constructed several great
steam llggerS, one of which does
the work OF Ito men, and he claims
that they are producing surprising
results. He hires them out to dig
his neighbors' fields, charging
about four dollars all acre. He says
lie means to Danish the pillow from
agriculture, and to make farms as
productive as gardens, which owe
their special fertility to frequent
turnings with the spade.-Golden
Argosy.
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Sam Jones's Boston Sayings.

Flowers are Gods thought in
bloom.
1t is the business of every man
to fight evil.
God has not lost his power, but
the pulpit has lost it's voice.
More lies are told about money
than anything else in the world.
Can a man be Christian il he
votes one way and prays anothera
When a man knows one thing
well, he is likely to find out other
things.
You need not wait to ask man
to make profession, for you can
tell him by his acts.
l know in the depths of my soul
there is something in this world
better than money.
IL know you denounce drunken
ness, but how few pulpits pull out
their dagger and stab it.
Truth will not only take care OF
Itself, but 1t Will take care VI lno
man who breaches it.
Whisky is the worst enemy COO
OF man ever had and the best friend
the devil ever had.
Find me the preacher who is
bullt up upon divine character, ana
II will show you great character
Though some men may beat me
lin living Alright, no man shall beat
me repenting Of my meanness.
1t is every preachers duty to de-
nounce the things of hell just as
much as it is to preach tile beauty
of Christ.
When a man just lives fol what
] be can get and what clothes he Call
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A Few Facts Necessary.

It often happens that "smart"
Young limbs of the law take great
delight in asking superduous ques-
tons of medical witnesses when OIL
the stand, with a view to przzllns
Or annoying them. One such was
cross examining the celebrated
French chemist, Or6la, and put him
the question whether he could
state the precise amount OF arsenic
to kill fly. "CertainIy," replied
the expert; "but must know be-
forehand the age Of the fly, its sex,
its temperament, its condition and
habits of body, whether married or
single, widow or maiden, wldower
or bachelor"
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Wanted Him to Wait a Year.

"See here, Parker, you haven't
congratulated me on my marriage.
Six mouths have gone BY"
"Are you in a hurry that l
should?"
dwell, not particularly"
sThen wait a year. By that
time you'll want me to condole
with you."-Philadelphia Call.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1887-02-12
LIVING AND DYING.

Firding today hard tnsk done
Finding a mortal conflict won;
An answering glow the settling sun
ono's warm heart giving
Companlonshlp Of those wo prize.
Or o'en ono glance of love lit eyes
And this Is ltyingl
Stealing AWAY an .unshared grief,
While naught hut woets compose the shea
Unslghtly blots upon the leaf
Ono care helping;
Tho sky o'crcast wher day begins,
Loving the ono another Wins
ALL this Is dying
But death iisolr To l!fe must yield,
And 10! TIeaYon's portals are revealed;
Tho King's great register unssaled-
Oh. Joy snpernal
Shows us OF what we strovoto DO,
Aud lovo has turrod for us tho koy
Tcllfc eternall
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ACelestial5 Visitor.
!, Pubic 3 t5tenfio ~ lTas alreulL Ybea

,iflrec the u rail- TO glhese sss
I pectation by astronomers OF the
Forthcoming temperance Of the
wonderful periodic star discovered
by the astronomer Tycho Brahe, In
1872. Reference was also made in
this paragraph to the widespread
belief that this star was the one
seen by the wise man at the BIRTH
of our Saviour, belief founded on
the recorded facts Of its previous
reappearance in the tenth and the
thirteenth centuries respectively
Numerous authorities have ac-
corded a period Of 315years to this
marvellous star. AS such a period
would make the year 1887 the one
for its temperance for the sixth
time since the birth Of Christ, the
Herald has gathered what informa.
ton exists upon the subject and
now presents it to its readers.
THE "sTAR OF BETHLEHEM
Amid all the symbols appertain'
ing to Christianity there is no 9TH
er so fraught with vivid meaning
with sublime impressiveness, with
deep pathos, as 1.-THE Star Of Beth
lehem."
The mind goes back with u sense
Of a supernatural quest in search
of the slladowy forms of the ChaI-
dean magi, the wise men OF The
East,n within whose brains was
concentrated the love Of past ages,
combined with the observations OF
their own times, so full of strange
occult wisdom and mystical fore.
sight. They were Babylonians and
Medcans, these magi, originally
alleged to possess powers of divi-
nation and of raising the dead and
who, among the PerSiaEs long
held sway, aud were the learned
men to whom potentates referred
all great questions OF state, or the
affairs of a vast and powerful peo-
pie. TO certain Of these, we are
told in The Holy Scriptures, appear
ed the "star in the East"
"Now, when Jesus was born in
Bethlehem of Judea, in the days OF
Herod the King, behold there came
wise men from the East to Jerusa-
lem.
born King of the Jews? for we have
seen His star in the east, and are
come to worship Him.
"When they had heard the King
they departed, and 10, the star
which they saw in the east went
before them till it came and stood
over where the young child was.
"Yhen they saw the star they
rcjoieed with exceedingly great
JOY"
But the wonderful knowledge o
Chaldeans, much of which had
reached Egypt and reappears il
the mythology of the Egyptians
died out and was lost, a christian
ty spread over the pagan lands
and then came the Dark Ages: ant
intelligence Vas hidden for centll
ries; and so if the "Star Of Bethle
hem" reappeared it was not chron
icled, there being no astronomers
and no historians. Only there gre"
up tradition that midway OF TIT
tenth and again midway Of TIT
thirteenth century the marvellous
celestial visitor had flashed upol
the world and expired again.-NeV
York Herald.
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NUMBER 80

to one for each actnaI variety. and
that thename he descriptive ofthe
character and quality ofthe potato
This Can be done only by getting
together all the. so called kinds in
TO one individual hand, and restin,
them by actual trial. Who wiIlnn-
dertake this?-Rural Messenger.
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WhyNe Shouldn't Laugh.

Old Mr.. Jones, of Austin, who
has lost all his teeth, was visiting
the family of neighbor, aud pick
ing up little Tommy, he began
dancing him OH his knee, laughing
gaily as Tommy laughed.
Suddenly Tommy looked very
earnestly at Mr.. Jones and said:
"Why do you laugh 500"
"Oh, laugh because You do"
"You mustn't, Mister Jones, for
when you laugh you show all the
teeth you havn't got."-Siftings.
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orton, Delaware.
Valuable Houses and Lots for Sale
at DaYiS' Wharf.

The undersigned offers for sale
at private contract, several valua'
bic houses and lots at Davis Wharf,
containing acres each, improved
by dwellings and all necessary out
houses, good enclosure, NC, on rea-
enable terms.
Several other unimproyed lots
also will be sold OH terms accommO-
dating to purchasers.
All the lots offered extend to the
water
Purchasers Who wish a home IN a
healthy section, convenient to the
churches and schools, &C., either as
an investment, as place of recre-
alton, or who would avail them
selves of superior facilities to earn
q livelihood, are invited to confer
with the undersigned either in per-
son or by letter.
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NURSERY STOCK.

The undersigned has for sale large
stock Of trees and plants, as follows:
PEACH TREES embracing all the
leading varieties.
APPLE. PEAR, CHERRY, PLUM
and OUNCE TREES Of every kind
that are best adapted TO the peninsula.
BLACKBERRY and RASPBERRY
plants.
ETC., etc.
My nursery is situated on the line of
the Great Peninsula Railroad, SO that
there is no transferring Of stock. 1t is
packed one day and i'll the hands OF my
Accomac friends the next.
Mr.. John CT. Eggs of Keller, is my
agent for Accomac, to whom all commu-
lIications should be addressed.
CALEB BOGGS,
oo,t0p Da1nVarn
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Astronomers are constantly
studying the movements OF the
stars. Red Star Cough Cure
movements are prompt. 1t re-
moves the worst cough at once
Twenty FIVE cents.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1887-02-12

Great as are the uses of advertis.
iisg, S0mderff,:,s--snccn tasdr=ssa t ia.
cobs Oil has been due chiefly to it's
power in healing pain. Tue true
secret OF success, after all, is merit.
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Watches. Clocks and JeVel1y'

Beautiful and Elegant are our Cold
and Silver Watches for ladies, gen
tlemen and boys.
A large variety of steel, nickle, white
metal, Silk (gold-mountedl bamboo gl II,
electro-plate, best roll plate, and solid
gold and silver chains. Ladies lace pms
and ear drops OF all kinds and prices
Engagement and wedding rings: La,
dies and gents sleeve buttons Gents
scarf pins of best plate and solid gold
Lodge pins Masonic, ODD Fellows Roy
al Arcanum, knights OF H tn9 rep s,p
tnsophs, sc. jim solid gold. Collar but.
tons, studs, etc. a large assortment Of Of
spectacles and eye glasses. We sell
clocks for less money than the dealers IN
general merchandise. pay for them in
Baltimore; in fact, We guarantee our
prices to compare fayorably with those
of Baltimore. We can explain why it is
a fact. You are solicited to call and as
sure yourself.
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Of marvellous antiquity. It's de-
rived from verb, but was almost
forgotten in the time Of Moses, and
its originis absolutely lost in the
mist of antiquity that makes the
pyramids seem insufferably mod
ern.